Bae Gwi-nam et al.: fine dust

As we enter our technology to restore the clear sky in the 2010s, many people are interested in the dust and governments and research agencies are working together to find solutions, but the air quality of Korea is still bad. South Korea, in 2019, has been listed as the highest-intensived nation in OECD countries and has been sub-straterated by a 71-year-old survey of 195 countries. And it seems that, in combination with social changes such as climate crisis and aging, the influence of dust on health, social systems and the planet's environment will be increased. We've been looking for micrometeorial forecasts every day, and we need more response than wearing a mask. The micro-max is this sort of review of the latest developments in domestic technology in finding solutions to the problem of Korean air pollution. The author of the book, the remaining ear of the author, is the best expert in the field who has done micromeal research by Korean technologist 30 years or so before the dust came to mind as popular interest. He was also called the ‘Small Dust Solution’ and took part in a project of micro-thicky control projects that had been conducted by the Technology Information and Environment and Health Ministrys since 2017 and 2004. The book is a fascinating release from various studies by the National Research Institute, including the micro-meal-spotting project. The results of this book, among other things, are specializing in the domestic atmosphere, focusing on the cause and current effect of the high level of micrometeorous dust phenomenon in northeast Asia.

Korean title: 미세먼지

Korean author: 배귀남 외

Korean publisher: 문학과지성사

ISBN-13: 9788932041018